The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-04-17
EWTERTALNAfENTS.

The Star Dramatic Associations ball at Henkers.
week from tomorrow
The Literary Association of the Heights held its
ball at Pohjmans, Friday evening
Woodland Lodge K. of p. will have reception
at Bergen Hall to morrow evening.
The Friendly Six will hold their last reception of
the season at the New York Bay House to morrow
light.
calico necktie and apron reception will be held
in Turner Hall, Tuesday night, the.1sth inst, un
der the auspices Of the Young Mems Hebrew AS
ISOLATION.
The last month " reception and german Of the
Carrier Dancing Club was held at Crescent Hall
Friday evening; The exhibition, reception and
May festival will be held at Bergen Hall on Friday
evening May 18th.
A reception of the Home Social Club was held in
the Celes Building on Pavonia avenue, last Mon
day hgnt; Il was very sSisc, ans sn50 ~ ths
Club, composed of eighteen ladies and gentlemen.
The fifth annual ball Of Division No. II. A. o. H..
held last Monday night in St. Johns Hall, was. If
ANYTHING more successful both socially and fnan-
cially than any of its predecessors. The Affair was
in charge OF Floor Manager James Fitzpatrick and
a Reception Committee composed partly of Messrs
Gatsly. Buckley, Feurey, oBrien. Courtney and
Tracy
The first annual reception of the Alpine Social
Club was held ID Roche's Hall last Monday night.
Dancing continued till late hour to swatt strains
Of music from Plof. Holden's orchestra. The club
is Differed as follows: P. J. Mcmahon, President;
John f. ManioD, Secretary; Walter j. German,
Treasurer; Lille Gahagan, Vice President; Maggie
Beckam. Financial Secretary; VIM. McKegney. Cor
responding Secretary; George f. Mccormack, Ssr-
geant-at Arms.
The Morris Social Club held its first annual re-
eeption at Turner's Hall, First street last Wednes-
day night 1t took till almost daybreak next day
to run off the long order of dances. The affair
was ably managed by the Floor Manager. President
McEverson William Shepherd, the Floor Commit
tee. consisting Of Frank eoyce Frank na1 Der
ceptioi Committee, J. Kennedy, j. Denrick and
James F. Kelly. Among those present were: LIZ
zis Boyce, Annie Ross Laura Hickey, Clara Flint
Mamie Dobbins, Minnie Cunningham, Julia Leon
ard Katie 0'Rourke, Della Gately, Miss McKeon
Miss Shepherd, Lille Bierman and Kate Tracey.
The Hrst annual ball of Lincoln Lodge, Sous Of
Liber,y was held at Germania Hall on Beacon av-
enue last Monday night. The guests were given
every attention by the Reception Committee
Messrs Rudolph aud Ernest Ulfers, Henry Kopp.
f. ZickerIy Herman Engle and N. Prigge. Gus
Miller was floor manager and Charles Michel as
sstant Hoor manager. Mrs. Pfarr served the guests
with supper at midnight. Among those present
were: Geo Van Beuren and Minnie Bogie JohA
Malone and Dora Kiersted. John Tuchey and Nell
lie MCCARTHY. Geo. Bootmer and Lizzie Bolt Geo.
Chambers and Lizzie RoHth, Geo. Eagle and wife,
A. Perkins and Josie Wilson, R. Smith and Ida
wilkins, and George Kemmett and wife.
The Palisade Pleasure Coterie danced in the Az
enps House. at the Five Corners. last Wednesday
evening it being the occasion of the Coteries first
annual reception. Fully hundred handsomely
dressed ladies, accompanied by IS many youths in
their best evening attire, were pres MT. among
Clab, Linden, Waverly Park, Erminie and Violet
Pleasure Clubs. Crescent BlHe Wave aud Palma
Social Clubs. and Columbia Association Messrs.
Long and Stanton, Floor Manager. and Assistant
and the Floor Committee, Messrs. Patrick Curley,
Henry Buchlein Edward Carroll and James Far
rell had charge of the dancing and the guests
were received by the Reception Committee-Pres-
ident James DAILY. Vice President VIM. Cook, Ed
ward Carroll, Dennis Long and Arthur Cefin.
An unusually attractive entertainment, consist
inn OF . variety OF amusements, including fine
,no eowo Kaco1 all ON,
Central avenue, last Tuesday evening, under the
auspices of Hope Council. No. 382, A. L. of II
Those who participated in the entertainment were
Messrs F. L. Davis Thomas Ballentine D. Quinn
and E. j. Smith, and the Misses May Dougherty
and Ella BruDelles, besides the Brunswick Quar-
tette Club. The affair concluded with hop, at
which a long order Of dances was run CT Among
those present were; Edward Bedell. II. W Good
love, George Krestenberg W A. Korsch, Gustave
Limouze VIM Tiedenan, J. Frombach. William
Westru n, F. Alderman, H. Slosser VIM. Yickers.
A. Compiler. Charles Sackman, p. J. Henry. DR.. s.
W Stout, A. p. Webb, VIM Shell and L. Bendig and
their wives. George Ditmar was stage manager
and Charles Ditmar's orchestra furnished the
music
The Frau verein Arion held its annual calico
hop last Tuesday night at Kessers Winter Garden,
most o. the fraus appearing in simple cameo cos
! tune The hop was in I'd of the poor OF the dis
trict and was notable sacoess Among tAose
present were: E. 7. Kurtz and wife, A. Kessler and
wife, G. Raven and wifi, E. B. st. George and
wife, Elsie st. George. May St. George, A. Schaub
and wife, Messrs. Krumhaeks Achilles. schleisch,
cuees NlSOu Wives AAAo Aet1lcs AAtAatAu'
Prattberg and wife. Henry Steinbruck and wife.
Max Muller Max st. George and Emma Sohau@,
Mr.. Weiss and wife, W. l.. Frankenbaeh and wife.
| J. Murselus Ne tie Hornblower. Commodore J. O..
| Kastendeeck, Carl Schumann; Jacob Smith and
| wife, Julius Sohint and wife, Henry Bornemann
| VIM Berger and Wits. and others. Music was rem
| Sered by Winklsman's orchestra. The affair was
in charge Of Mesdames Schink and Steinbruek, tho
| Committee of Arrangements; Mrs. Il. Steinbruek,
| Mrs H. Pattberg and Mrs A. echaub, the Recep-
| ton Committees and Misses Emily Pattbere, En-
| ma schauh and z hehl. who had charge of tAe
dancing.